Rodrigo Colindres, aka Magro, was born in Guatemala in 1991. Since childhood he has always found art to be his best form of expression, beginning a course of study in visual arts at the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba in Argentina. His research develops a strong reflection on human consciousness in modern society. Surreal atmospheres and experiences of deep psychological healing are depicted in his works, reconciling the division between the external and internal worlds. Magro takes an analysis on the body, given by his working influence as a tattoo artist, to recognize in vitality the most intimate and surreal perspective.

Carla Cohen's work speaks a language of bold shapes and textures, based on structures of high-contrast graphic forms. The multilayered mixed media explores connections between form and line, pattern and color. Cohen's process is highly improvisational, responding to the materials at hand and intuitively bringing order and structure to the various elements. His process begins with line work, a foundation for the many layers of abstract forms that will follow. Often incorporating transparent layers of hand-printed papers, the artist creates an experience that allows the viewer to explore what lies beneath the surface, thus exposing the story of the work. In this way he engages the audience in excavating the mystery and narrative of his work, seeing beyond the surface and finding the deeper connections in the many layers.

Denny Candotto, born in Palmanova (UD) on March 17, 1997, is an architect. His research spans product design, collectible design, art and architecture, approaching each project as a creative and recursive process that goes beyond drawing and results in the gesture that shapes matter. For him, art is a tool that expresses sensations, tensions and content, opening the gaze to new signifying worlds. His syntax includes suspension, missed balance, and dynamism, with the use of chiaroscuro, concentrated colors, and plastic forms that give life to evocative microcosms.

Lorenzo Lanfranco, born in Turin on July 27th 1998, grew up in the town of Poirino and driven by a great passion for drawing he studied and trained at the Pinot Gallizio art school in Alba. He then studied drawing and inking techniques at the international school of comics in Turin. After this last training stage, curiosity and the need to express himself through a broader medium arose, turning his gaze towards the world of painting. His artistic research blends elements from the world of street art such as the use of bright colors, words and extravagant subjects, with dark and sometimes dystopian atmospheres from surrealism. This unusual artistic conception aims to tell the story of man's condition in modern society, highlighting the difficulty of relating to our deepest fears and emotions.

Born in Thiene, the artist has dedicated himself in recent years to an in-depth research and study on the topic of winter ceremonial masquerades. This interest translates into works that, through the use of oil painting on canvas, capture the essence of these traditions, creating images of great visual impact. The considerable dimensions of his works, combined with a bold and vibrant use of color, give an extraordinary scenic character to his creations, inviting the observer to immerse themselves in a world of celebration and rituality. The core of his work is the creation of works that portray various aspects of the carnival ritual. These include auspicious and propitiatory dances, winter masquerades and traditional begging rounds. Each piece is the result of a careful aesthetic investigation, which aims to accurately and respectfully represent the costumes, habits and landscapes typical of the studied cultures. The artist thus manages to convey not only the aesthetics of these traditions, but also their profound meaning and the social context in which they are inserted. The themes addressed in his works invite the observer to reflect on moments of "celebration" as spaces of creativity and freedom, where the dimension of non-productivity contrasts with the frenzy of daily working life. These representations, full of symbolism and meaning, emphasize the importance of dedicating oneself to art and the celebration of life. The scenes that the artist creates are inspired by travels across Europe, where he has had the opportunity to immerse himself in the folklore of various countries. Each experience enriches his cultural and artistic baggage, allowing him to tell unique stories through painting en plein air, a practice that allows him to capture the nuances and local atmospheres in real time.